Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-10-06
LOCAL eREW1lES.

Mr.. F. p. Sluper, of Pine Bluff, Ark. is
in the city.
Mr.. A. E. Myers, Of Dayton, was in the
city last evening.
Rev. W. A. Gross went to New Carlisle
this morning on business.
Mr.. George Pinder. Of Pueblo. Col, Is
registered At the st. James.
Miss Gertie Hagar. of Xenia, is visiting
friends in this city this week.
Mrs. J. c. McMillen. OF Xenia, is attend
ing the W. c. T. U. convention.
MIS-. Daniel Smith. of Dayton, was the
guest of j. Z. Smith and family. yesterday.
Dear ladies': Don't you think that in
point of hospitality W.(e) c. T. U. about
right?
Mrs. Francis Preston and daughter
leave this evening for their home in Detroit
Mich.
Miss Viola Fox has opened private Kin
dergar:en at her home on south Mechanic
street.
OJohn G.. Gano. a prominent farmer and
stock raiser, of Greene county. is in the
city today.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Gantz. of Harris
burg. Ohio. are the guests Of City Clerk
Shewalter and family.
Miss Geiger, who has been visiting
friends in Urbsna. has returned to Spring
field.-Urbana Citizen.
Up to today 4.2ss interments have been
made in Ferncliff cemetery. 1t is verita-
bic city of the dead
Mr.. ard Mrs. ID. II. Olds. Of south Plum
street. left this morning for Chicago and
points in the northwest.
Mr.. Warren Carter went to Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon to purchase additiona
machinery for his launday.
Mr.. William A. Downing. of New iork
city, is the guest Of his aunt. Mrs. J. II
Dale. of "A west Spring street.
Mrs. Mary E. Bacon. Of Garrettsburg
Ky., is in the city. visiting her niece, Mrs
John ". Osbon, of west Grand avenue.
Lawrence Heiskill. esq, OF Lincoln. Ne
braska. sends the REPUBLIC . handsome
pamphlet, entitled Lincoln Illustrated
Rev. DIR. Falconer has broken up house
keeping, and will board during the winte
with Mrs. Christie. on south Market stree
I Mrs. Aurelia Sellers. Of London, Ohio
AID delegate to the W. c. T. U. conven'
ti,n. is the guest Of her nephew. Mr.. John
W. Osbon, of the REPUBLIC office.
Rev. W. A. Robinson. Of Cleveland
formerly pastor Of the Central NJ. +
church, this city. passed through towr
oday on his way to Lebanon, TO visit hi.
father.
Mr.. Elias Chapman. of Sacramento City
CAL. father OF Mrs. VIM. Vivian. Of Win
ter street. is In the city visiting his daugh
ter and many friends. He leaves for hom'
tonight.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Maude Rupert to Mr.. Theo. j. lie
bert on Wednesday evening, October 18th
at the residence Of her parents, south o
the city.
Rev. c. b. Ludwig, formerly . Witten-
burg student. afterward graduating at Yale
and now pastor Of Congregational church
at Lexington, near Mansfield, is in the city
for day or two.
The many friend. of Mr.. Dan Rubsam
who a. been so critically i'll. are weicom
ing him on the street today. this being M
first appearance since his illness. Dan Il
looking and feeling first-rate.
Hon. Norris Sharp. OF Washington L
H., candidate on the Prohibition ticket fol
G ,vernor, is In the city. the guest OF Mr.
a I'd Mrs. J. J. Brown. There has been nj
demo nstraton as yet over his arrival.
Mr.. Frank Bartholomew, OF the Lagoncs
National bank, returned last evening from
prolonged and pleasant trip about the
lakes. much improved in health, and look
ing in splendid form. His eyes are still
troubling him good deal. however.
Mrs. Virginia S. Patterson, of Bellefon
taine, is attending the W. c. T. U. conven-
ton. Mrs. Patterson was formerly con-
tributor to the RErUBLIC under the nom
de plume of Garry Gaines" and is the
author of that very readable book. 1.-The
Gill of the Period.